A real shame.People don't get into real estate to become prison wardens, but entrepreneurs who want to get rich, which in turn their very activities enriches the community at large.

I have a construction background, 14 years' home inspection experience, plus I'm an entrepreneur, so I thought it would be a good fit. 

at this moment making offers on flips & running my 1 man company.I'm also exploring different opportunities & even considering moving out of California. its so great to be engaging with fellow entrepreneurs/investors very best Alan

.) :-) Thankfully that didn't put a sour tast in our mouth but only drove home the desire to LEARN about real estate and becoming entrepreneurs in that space.So if anyone is near me either in Va or North Carolina being that I'm only hour away from Durham would like to reach out and network it would be a great privilege.

I am a serial entrepreneur who no longer has any milk for his serial!

I'm Jonathan Hsieh and I'm a software entrepreneur (and hopefully soon a REI) that has a passion for helping people, creating value, and investing and I'm so glad that I just found this awesome community!

While a determined person can be successful in any market (even Dublin), I think the USA is a far more rewarding place for real estate entrepreneurs than Ireland is.

The emotional highs and lows are a roller-coaster for any entrepreneur and it is very helpful to share these experiences with others.  

I'm an Irish online entrepreneur, and now want to start to build a long term rental business - as passive as possible - probably in Ireland.

I have been an entrepreneur for 15 years.